Society

Nearly half of Malaysians believe they live in a meritocratic society, where success depends on individual ability and efforts. This contrasts with an opposing view, held by a quarter of the population, who believe that external factors beyond individual control condition success.

This research project focuses on specific target groups, including older persons aged above 65 and adults with at least one medical condition.

Malaysians, like other countries in Asia, have a positive attitude towards Artificial Intelligence (AI) and associated products and services. A younger population with the ability to adapt to the latest technology and the role technology plays in improving the quality of life in developing countries might be contributing to this outlook.

Majority of Malaysians believe that crime rates have remained steady compared to last year, with 25% of respondents reporting an increase in crime in their neighborhoods.

A NEW global study carried out in 29 countries by Ipsos in conjunction with World Refugee Day yesterday on 20th June 2023 shows that three in four adults on average across the countries surveyed support the principle of giving refuge to people escaping war or persecution. Moreover, a third reported that they have taken personal action in support of refugees in the past 12 months.

Malaysians are less pessimistic about their future, despite 1 in 5 Malaysians are facing financial difficulties, especially lower-income households.

Earth Day 2023 is marked by over half of Malaysians, who believe their country should do more to tackle climate change.

5 months from GE15, two third of Malaysians believe country is on the right track.

Happiness is associated with multiple determinants of happiness. Considering the physical, social, emotional, and spiritual aspects of life, overall Malaysians are linguistically happy. A mild increase of happiness level is shown in a year.